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"Suddenly it is ok to play with your food...even for us adults! The Spirali from Lurch is an innovative spiral cutter for making spirals, strips, vegetable spaghetti and slices from fruit and vegetables.
The Spirali holds fruit and vegetables for horizontal processing, allowing the operator to easily apply pressure on produce with a separate feed handle as it goes through any one of the three modular stainless steel blades.
It can make spiral shapes, slices and spaghetti strips from most fruit and vegetables. The ingenious design allows for fast, easy assembly and compact storage when not in use. Its easy to clean and the suction feet keep it all stable when you wind the handle across. The blades on the Spirali (unlike its partner the Spiralo) locate produce with a central corer that is handy for things like cucumber and apples but it does leave you with a tiny cylinder of un-processed waste on core-less produce.
Spruce up your salads, frill up your fruit and scintillate your stir-fries with the Spirali!"
The Spirali holds fruit and vegetables for horizontal processing, allowing the operator to easily apply pressure on produce with a separate feed handle as it goes through any one of the three modular stainless steel blades.
It can make spiral shapes, slices and spaghetti strips from most fruit and vegetables. The ingenious design allows for fast, easy assembly and compact storage when not in use. Its easy to clean and the suction feet keep it all stable when you wind the handle across. The blades on the Spirali (unlike its partner the Spiralo) locate produce with a central corer that is handy for things like cucumber and apples but it does leave you with a tiny cylinder of un-processed waste on core-less produce.
Spruce up your salads, frill up your fruit and scintillate your stir-fries with the Spirali!"
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41 of 41 people found the following review helpful
This is a really fun piece of kitchen equipment. Good sturdy build and does everything it says on the box.
However, with hindsight, I wish I had bought the vertical Lurch Spiralo - but only because my kitchen is quite small and the horizontal Spirali takes up more worktop space than I expected. Also, it seems that the Spiralo spiralizes the whole width of the vegetable and doesn't waste the centre the way this model does.
So I will still give it 5 stars for performance and build, but personally, I think the Spiralo is probably a better (and later?) design.
However, with hindsight, I wish I had bought the vertical Lurch Spiralo - but only because my kitchen is quite small and the horizontal Spirali takes up more worktop space than I expected. Also, it seems that the Spiralo spiralizes the whole width of the vegetable and doesn't waste the centre the way this model does.
So I will still give it 5 stars for performance and build, but personally, I think the Spiralo is probably a better (and later?) design.
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful
I bought this after going on a Raw Food course. I think it's better made than the one they had at the cookery school and it does exactly the same job: long spaghetti-like threads of different thicknesses and curly spirals. You do lose the centre of the vegetable you are cutting - you are left with a perfect little stick - but you can slice these thinly or use them for dips or (as I do) eat while you cook! For this reason, large veg work better (there has to be enough of the vegetable to remove a 8mm core and still have something left to grate) so no good for those little finger carrots. The blades are easy to change and when not in use store in a convenient compartment beneath the unit. It does not stain, even with raw beetroot, and is easy to clean especially if you rinse it straight after use, before the food fibres have time to go sticky and get clogged in the blades. Lots of fun to use... I just couldn't stop turning things! I ummed and aaaed a lot before choosing this model over their vertical one but I think it's the right choice for me as I like that the food comes out at one side, not underneath, although the vertical one may be better for anyone short on storage space. I also bought the matching Lurch mandoline/slicer and am very pleased with it. Both good value products.
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful
I bought this a week ago now and i`m really pleased with the whole product.
The suction cups on the feet keep the spirilizer stuck fast to the work surface and the blades are extremely sharp.
It`s also very easy to store as the extra `plates` slide underneath.
I have tried it with cucumber,sweet potato,potatoes,carrots and onion so far and they all worked brilliantly.
The suction cups on the feet keep the spirilizer stuck fast to the work surface and the blades are extremely sharp.
It`s also very easy to store as the extra `plates` slide underneath.
I have tried it with cucumber,sweet potato,potatoes,carrots and onion so far and they all worked brilliantly.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great Product
I am glad I purchased this item. I never thought that I could eat raw sweet potato, but I did with the spirali and it tasted good. Read more
Published 2 months ago by E Wilson
Great vegetable shredder
My wife saw this type of gadget featured on a TV programme and it looked like a really great idea.
I looked at several alternatives and chose this one as it looked robust but... Read more
I looked at several alternatives and chose this one as it looked robust but... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Andrew S. Griffin
Lurch Spirali food processor
The Spirali processor - despite being largely made out of plastic - is well engineered and does a good job. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Dave
Curly carrots galore
As kitchen gadgets go this is really good clean fun. It works best on carrots or daikon radish it looks like you've murdered someone if you try beetroot! Read more
Published 7 months ago by sidney
Fun at first, but a bit of a white elephant really
Bought this as a gift, and like all gadgets it was fun the first few times, but once we put it away in the cupboard it hasn't come out since... Read more
Published 9 months ago by sophiesticate
Great fun
This is a fun way to get the kids to eat more veg and fruit. I love it as do my kids.
Published 24 months ago by C. Sugrue
Cool kitchen gadget!
I saw a similiar product on "The great british menu" and desired to make my own vegetable spaghetti, so I bought the Lurch. Read more
Published on 27 May 2010 by Marina Teoh
works very well
This spiral cutter is really cheap compared to the Japanese ones and works just as well. There are 3 different blades and it is very easy to clean. Read more
Published on 3 May 2010 by cookbook
Spiralizer
It's good value for money, I tried it with carrots and it gave me strange toenail type flakes to start with but maybe I was doing it wrong. Its very easy to use. Read more
Published on 5 Sep 2009 by R. Grant
Brilliant product.
I wanted a machine that made veg spagetti and this is suberb. Ive mainly used corgettes, carrots and beetroot. It does that job brilliantly. Read more
Published on 19 Aug 2009 by J. Algar
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